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It’s that time of the week again to dive into a fresh batch of Products:! This time around we’ve got the Pillar cranks from Kink, the Sergio Layos signature Trueno frame from Fly Bikes, Greg Goldberg’s signature Hell Smash t-shirt from The Daily Grind, the V2 Cassette from Madera then we’ll wrap things up with the 2015 Simone Barraco Novus complete from Subrosa! Ready? Let’s do this!
We’ve been getting previews of the new 2015 line from Fly Bikes the past few days and things just keep getting better! Here’s a preview of the new Mustard yellow colorway that will be available on Shane Weston’s signature Isla frame along with the new 9.25″ rise Isla 2 bars! Full specs and details below!
“We have made a few changes to Shane Weston’s signature Isla line for 2015! Here’s a preview of one of his two new signature colorways that will be available later this year, Mustard Yellow, along with his new taller bars.
The Isla frame is made from full seamless 4130 chromoly with a 75-degree head tube angle, 70-degree seat tube angle, 8.5” stand over height, 11.75” bottom bracket height and a 13.40” chain stay length. The frame features an offset thickness head tube with integrated internal gussets on the top and down tubes for increased strength, multi-butted and tapered top and down tubes, a multi-butted down tube, Investment cast bridges on the seat and chain stays, a 4130 chromoly Investment cast seat post clamp with the Horizontal Cut System for improved clamping, the Easy Brake System removable brake mounts and Investment cast drop outs with removable chain tensioner. The 2015 Isla frame will be available with a 20.8” top tube and a weight of 4.85 lb. (2,200 grams).
The Isla 2 bars for 2015 will now come with a new taller 9.25” inch rise with a 29” width, 12-degrees of backsweep and 2-degrees of upsweep. This gives us a broad range of bar heights from 8.5” – 9.25” in our complete line of bars.
The new Mustard Yellow Isla frame and Isla 2 bars will be available later this year through all shops and mail-orders that carry Flybikes worldwide!
Let us know what you think in the comments!” – Fly Bikes
It looks like Devon Smillie’s signature Fuego frame from Flybikes will be available in a Military Green colorway to match the 2015 Military Green Parts that we got a preview of yesterday! This is just one of the two new colors that will be available. Any guesses as to what you think the other might be?
“Yesterday we gave you a look at the new Military Green colorway that we will be offering on some of our 2015 parts. Today we’re excited to show you the new Military Green color that will be available on Devon Smillie’s signature frame as one of the additional TWO NEW colorway options for the 2015 Fuego.
The Fuego is made from full seamless 4130 chromoly tubing with a 75.5-degree head tube angle, 71-degree seat tube angle, 11.75” bottom bracket height, 9” stand over height and a 13.80” chain stay length. The frame features an offset thickness head tube with integrated internal gussets on the top and down tubes, multi-butted and tapered top and down tubes, a multi-butted seat tube, investment cast seat and chain stay bridges, the Easy Brake System removable brake mounts, a 4130 chromoly investment cast seat post clamp with the horizontal cut system for better clamping and investment cast dropouts with integrated chain tensioners. The Fuego comes with a 21” top tube length and a weight of 5.13 lb. (2,330 grams).
The Military Green 2015 Fuego frame will be available through all shops and mail-orders that carry Flybikes worldwide later this year.”
Flybikes just released their 2nd preview of their 2015 product line that will be available later this year. Today they gave us a look at their new Military green color that will be available on their grips, pedals, seats and tires! How good does that look!?
“Yesterday we gave you the first look at our new Misty Silver colorway for 2015 and today we have our second new color that we will be introducing later this year. The new Military Green colorway will be available on a number of our parts and we feel it came out quite amazing. The photo gives you a look at just how good this color looks on our Roey and Devon seats, Ruben graphite pedals and our Devon and Fino grips.
If you look closely you will also see that our Ruben Rampera tire will be available in two versions that we are very excited about; Military green with a black sidewall and black with a Military green sidewall.
This color will be available later this year through all shops and mail-orders that carry Flybikes worldwide!”
The guys at Flybikes will be giving everyone a preview of their new 2015 line of products they have been busy working on over in Spain in the coming days. Today they gave us a look at their new Misty Silver colorway that will be available on their parts and damn does it look good! Can’t wait to see what else they have coming!
“Today we begin introducing you to our 2015 line of products and colorways that will be available later this year through all shops and mail-orders that carry Flybikes around the world.
First up is a look at our new Misty Silver color that we will be offering on our hub, stems, rims and headset. We chose this color for its clean, quality look similar to how we chose our stainless color over the traditional chrome. This colorway will accent really well with our other colors we will be unveiling in the coming days…”
Man, where does time go? It’s Saturday again and that means it’s time to dig into another round of Products:! As always, we’ve picked out 5 dialed products for you to get a closer look at! For the 116th week, we’ll be taking a closer look act the Classic rim from Flybikes, the Unity front load stem from Madera, Simone Barraco’s signature Noster bars from Subrosa, the Infinity guard from The Daily Grind and then we’ll wrap it up with the brand new 2015 Search complete from Kink! Ready? Let’s do this!
Fly dropped this new video bike check with Chris Finnigan giving us a closer look at his current Fuego setup along with a bunch of riding clips. They had a full parts list and a bunch of photos over on their website that you can check out right here as well! Looks good to me!
Talking about myself is one of my least favorite things to do and generally I try to stay out of the picture as much as possible, but on very rare occasions there’s something worth posting up for you guys to check out. The other day I was fortunate enough to build up a fresh new setup after spending the past few years piecing together random parts when they needed to be swapped out or when a brand had asked if I wanted to test things out for them. Needless to say, my bike was a complete mix of parts that had spanned over the past 4 years or so making for a pretty weird feeling bike. I’m so thankful that the guys at Fly Bikes sent through a care package to get me dialed back in! Based off the photo above, you can see why I felt this was a good enough reason to show this off. I’ve put together a quick bike check giving you a closer look if you want to see this stainless beauty! Let’s take a look!
